Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1887-12-16
CHATTER Xv.
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GOOD ny, Lows"
Emilys sweet little face was untonche 4.
but u was as white as the bedclothcs around
aud about IL
A family pleased expression lickercd
over her features; but there was no great
surprise. NO extreme 10Y when VIII crept 10
the bedside, knelt there, aud pressed her
tecbls hand TO his dry, hot lips
Her eyes were cast upward when he en-
tered tho room, and she did not sec him un-
III ho had kissed her hand: but the faintly
pleased expression came TO her az that
well-known kiss.
Il knew / should not die without seeing
you again. This IL u dreadful nesting, dear
= dreadful hol day. WILL my poor dear
WIZ. don'tcfy like that stupid Viii, don't
Don't let mo leave the world with the sad.
dest of sounds Ia my ears. 1 oaa boar 10
die. because am not bit afraid. but ohl
iny poor love, 1 cant bear Your grief; Il in
worHe than the wounds were at first Ii is,
indeed. Don't cryl Never mind me: I'm
not sorry, don't care for you an aiom. ms
own, and never did. Think that think
that there are thousands far nicer and bet
ter than Emily Ia the world Practice while
| am with You TO forget me when am not,
VIII"
From the moment VIII entered that dark
ened room. till the moment he was carried
| IN state OF insensibiity from t. he was
faithful 10 his love.
Miss Bentley was completely forgotten.
lie Was n boy again-a boy heartbrokan
at the destruction OF his idol
He was the old Will then. There was no
need and for that which We prepare there
seldom is for deception
The lamentnbie accident brought his loyo
back 10 her. although at 80 horrible a
sacrifice.
She would not die. however doubling
him.
She smiled in way which he could not
understand, and placed her left arm gently
round his neck. SO she drew herself more
closely tolnm, until her face almost touched
Softly she kissod his lips: aud then tl,ore
came from her a faint sigh, and gentle
hcayeniike ripple OF laughter.
What said has come true, darling
hasn't III" she whispered, still keeping her
left arm around his neck, and now and again
lightly touching his face With her right
hand Don't you remember this dear
whenever any cue goes away, Will, no mat.
ter for how short q time, there Is always n
change somewhere II was for tho last
time, as said. Poor mother poor little
gas-stoye and fruit shop. doar-doar old
city, and sweetiy happy evenings with nv
Will. ain little sorry at saying 'good-by'
10 you all When the pain Was at its very
worst 1t has gone now I thought Of yon
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funny ih ngs. and brought them, as your
swearing used To-"
One heerlbroion sob, that he had ssruo-
gled to restnlin. hurst from him then IL
caused little frown OF pain to como into
her pretty face.
While the frown was there. he kissed for
the last time the two little perpendicular
from her iIpa.
Yes. she family murinurod, that was
the funny thought
Then sho sighed 8nd kept silent for few
minutes. runBi1g her fair fingers through
his hair, aud giving with eyes whose
brightness gradually decreased into his
own.
Ho loved her then xholly-loved her
more dearly than he had ever loved her.
When she spoke agoin her voice was
Wenker. and tho light Of sense which had H.
lumined her face was fainter.
want 10 make my wall. pot. / am 20
rich. want 70 begueath niy VIII r iofo 30
some good woman; for ] don't want him a.
sadden himself by remembering rne too
much when am gone. want him 10 lose
me 90 some one else. who is more worthy Of
him though sho eonid never love him. how
ever worthy, ~ hava. 10 s. very mercifui
Of God 10 send Jon hofs 20 mo 20 the last
moment. Nill 10 Set mo die with my haiid
VA yours. You must break Il very gently 10
ny poor mother Will She has beon gely
good 10 IN ehe won't qfiste as you. bat h
wiii be n gre1i bow 10 hof.
Jack wiii be sorry. too. Shake bis hand
Tor mo Kiss herfOf me. md 20 one evening
ono fogqy evening ~ ihc deaf OLD clfr.
and shy g0ud-by for me- ~ 200 our dear OH
spots Won't yon. WHIP j don't like. yoa
know, dear don't like fho nasty cold
ground, but oi course. think q would bo
ess cold nor Che city.
cone aav ,atl.,a eo, ,,.u t.t,o ,.o..
wife and son must marry darinQ von
must can't bear 10 think ~ ,snr being
left sione in The biR void. 10Y pct cannot
belr 90 be ieft alone my couceiicd old pet
must be loved and iookol at aud admired.
or else ho is miserable.
So he must iali IN love and marry.
though ho mus n DO sO fill ny little home
IN the earih wears OF. you know tike ~
wife. and. rcfiilpg Some sweet little like
ness OF hie wife AVID himself a. soc nay
gufc. perhaps ho Niil say some KIND words
Of me perhaps he viii say. Poor foolish
little tmly
Wits aqony vas mono ilo less awful be.
cauee % was silent
Every faint plainiiva word she Nusfad i'm
ihc sweet voice of resignation added To- it
She wautod stroUQlh and lie. aud they
were ilief in bin ~ her sii8. aud he could
not ifansfer them % bfr
So young So sweet 10 good and 30 fuIl
n love for hiia
She fanled for ihe cxhausiing dold with
death Hor hold OF his meek grew more
feeble: her bfolfh came on'y by a afsaf al.
fort. each rising of her bosom was fsintef
than tho previous one. Gentr BE- unuoand
her arm. and laid her fair "a on The pil-
l1H. She osed her cgss. Le Kissed Der
hair. and muIinnred Lef name. She only
clesped hfr hiilo hands in tho attitude II
pmyer tef ipe moved almosi iinpeFc8pf.
ibiy, they sent forth no aoun,lt hof Ia, csss